The Chicago tribune and the Daily news, New York - 1924-01-17 (4771488) — page 2
LOUVRE PAINTING
IS INTRODUCED
IN DEGAS CASE
French And U.S. Heirs
Battle Over Million
Franc Estate
; -:La Belle Ferronnière.' look a baclc 'seat in the gali'ery oï tlie Louvre yesterday whilo 'hé Jiglit of légal pllhli; city playod .on fi, 'fonittiuc form in | nnother p.'unt.ing, "La Femme à la i Poliche,", by 'Edgar Degas.
The case open ril in court last week when arguments were heard on bchrulf of the paris heirs. It was fontinuod yesterday and will probab'Jy occupy the court foi' 60mo time.
.This paintjng, acrerding to Maître'Doleol, is 11 je portrait .of Estelle :,'\Iousson, blinrl nud abnndoned \vife of the relebrateU Ficnch painter's bwther, Bone Degas, whose childt'eu are now contesting 1l1u riglit tu iii.heritancc of the ar\ ¡st'IS million franc estâtes.
Maitve Delsol appeaved bel'ure tlie civil courts and <)ctaHcd nIe variegated matrimonial hietory of René I)egas during tris long sojourn iu -NewOrléans, Ulcvelaml and othor cities of the United States. In 1S6S, it was clairncd, Rcne Deg.ac;, went tn New Orléans and fourni o(\mpJoymE'lll; with a Michel ,\Io"lsooll, eo.tto.ri morebant. Jle became intorested iu the diHlghter, Estelle :',[ollsson, and in . -tun.o 18C!) '(hey were. niarried, with the consent of Degas' latlwr, Auguste Degas, it w;is claimed by ihe French ndvocate. ' '
Witnesses Wedding.
Paternal consent to this mar'rlage was borne to America verbally by ■Achill.es Degas, another ibrolher, who was a M-jtll(,Ss to the weiMin'j;, it Vas ns-erted. Later, ihe painicr. Edgar Degas visited. llis brotlier, pas.sing nearly a year m America, and during this lime painted the pl dure oï his sister-in-law wl1ich bas Iound n place of note iii, 1110 ï.ouvre as '-La lïe 11 e P ol i e h e, " j t w a s a s .s e r i e d.
Reue Degas, ' accoruing io Maître Delsol, had 1wo sons and' tlivr-o daughtors by tl1is wife daring the next sevec .ycars, following \vhic.h siio becamc hroken ju lica.Uh, and finally went l'otatty blind. D)m".!? the wife's long illness one of lier f ri ends, the \\'idow njî vier, iii,ovcd to their' home to iake caro of Madame Degas, it was declarcd, and Ihe rcquit of tins relationsliip W:l.:; that Degas eloped with 1110 widow and went to Clov-eland where they went ihrough an illégal marriage* cereIHony.
Case Is Continued.
rne cieserreu wiio men instnuico divorce proceedings, it wns istated. and was grantf-,,(l a de. r. • of. divorce in IS9É», thc childr,rn remaining with the matller. 'J')iou<'cforth, of coursp, there was no communication with the Degas, 'fDmHy, 'cmd Estello Mousson died, leaving lier c.hUdrcn with liltlc 1';;1IowlcdgG of tapir antecedc-m.s.
110no Degas l'otnrned to France alter making a légal marriage at ?>cw York, with tlic widow . Olivier Hcf' died m' 192-1 and it wns to the chilclron of the eecond marriage that the estate of the hrother was to go until the claira.9% introduced. by the représentatives of ihe Mousson chil- i el l'rn,
Moscow Repeals Death
Sentences To Socialiste
LOXDON, Jan. 1G.-Disllhi.ellcs from Moscow statc that the death seutenoes pl'onouncpd in August ï!>23 againstilie loa-ders of the social revolutionary party whn were. accuscd of conspiracy against the Soviet govClnment, bas j ust been repealod. Th.' gOArrnment bas decided to substitute sentences 01' live yearfi' împrisonmeat. : > , . , '
LATIN QUARTER NOTES
Mr. Ilarold A. Ebrcnsfimgcr, who came hère from Evanston, 111.', wUI rcmain in the QuDi'tcr for a month. lie is a gradnate of Harvard.
Bore l'or a two-weefc' visit is Mr.
John Rooney of Boston who lias been introduced to many inliabitani's of the Latin Oll:lrtrr.
. SiTlrlying: geology under a travelin g fekowshi]), Mr. Parker 1). Tra.s'k of Oakland, Calif., who is a former student of tlie University of Texas, and tho University of Californie, has. come Ici Paris forl fl montli's stûv.
A thé-dansant was given at th.© American University Women's Club "las^; '^atarday; tfl; Avhît-h* many of the stude'nts 'and artists of the Quarter attendcrl,
. Tlie annual mask bail of tho Académie Colarossi of'l\lontparnaSsB will bé- -I)el(l on Feb. 2.
. News of 1he return of Mrs.. Carrie Kirig to 1110 quarter rluring the ('.'IFIY part of the ' week \\'us Iransmitted from .ppr.sou 1o person at pensions, clubs and the apéritif centers, brightening u'f) face ")ft.(,r face.
Teachi!T-g and Near East relief work are two, vocations which Miss Viola Miller of Lo.S Ange] 0'5, H guest at the Amnican University Womcn's Club at 4 rue .(Ie. Chevreus© who départe d for England reccnUy to s<ljl on Ille steamer America todny, . itsed jnworking her wny during ' 111(' four years which lt required for her to l'e:-.,çh Paris from Los Angeles by way of Honolnlu, ,Ta]>an, India and Greeco and the Near East.
'Miss Loie rn'npr. oiie of the patron maints of the l.alin Quarter and the fanions promoier o[ nesthetic dancing loft for Cannes Tup?d:)y to recupcrate front an attack of grippe wlrich hehl .her liedriddeu for nearly a week.'
Mme. Jeanne Jouve, ficcompanied. by Mlle ThCi la Hess, will présent the !mip)cnl iprogram at the ::-:tmlrnt's Atelier Reunion at 173 Boulevard SL Germain Snnday niglit.
Teaching matllc1llatics and Latin. for college entrancè. examinations at. Cannes is a position open to somo Amcricau woman college gradnate who désires to augment her earning capacity whilo siudying in ri'ance. Application . should bo made ai the American University Pnion.
Mrs. Ethel Hugli-Camp, spécial \vritel' for The, (fI ¡('¡((Jo '[rÎ'!¡I¡}le will speak on SWiSB lire on Jan. 26 at the Amorica)i I )il\'prs!ty Women's Club. using pictures to assist her in pres-cnting tjie life atid customs of the: Swiss people, Sntnetmie after she will also (nMress' tlie Antprioan Worneii'^ Club.
' Miss Mary V. Hnhinson. who lins ,rezi.d(,Él for a 'tune iti the Latin <}nflrtr1', bas been recnl1c(l to Wash-; ington to :t-su)ne the editorship of the officiai orgaji of the womcn's departinent of the I-abor Bureau. She will replace Miss Mary W'jrtrdow.
Mr. T. (:.. MacCaic-liin, .'lr., of Jack«onvillc, Fia., who bas come to Paris for a ,,'ccli.'s visit in the Latin Qnnrtpi', is a Pl-iric(,toll graduato attending Oxford. ne is sfnnping nt 6 Ruef St: Benoit
INCOME TAX
RETURNS DUE
BY MARCH 15
For Americans Abroad
Consuls Provide
Needed Forms
It is- lime for ail Americans livlng abroad to put on the11' [hi.iking caps and get busy with their tox rt-turns, aud let theni wccp wiien they remember that this imut be IJaid iu U. 1 S. cUlTÓncy.
\YllGn? Tbe liling pc.rlod is from January I to March 15, 192'.
Where? Collecter of internai ne"venue at Baltlmore, Md.
Ilow? Instructions on form IO'O-JV and Form 1010, also Ihe law a HLl régulations. Thèse can be SGCU l'cd froui Ll10 Amer te an Consul.
Wiiat? Four percent normal tax on. the first $i,000 of net incarne in excoss of tlie personal exemptions and redît for dependcnts. Eigl1t percent norm'i] tax on balance of net incarne, Surtax from one per cent to fifty percent or. net inccimes over 86,000 for the \'f"T.r 1023.' '
Americans must ta'-'..'' iiec-d^of 11-e warnmg' that in case of failuro to file a return on time il penalty of t',\'CI¡(Yflve percent of the amount of the lax is added to it.
A11 citizens of the United Filâtes '\vhct'o\'c'i/ résident are liable to tax. It makps no différence tint tr.ey tuny own no assois or rofoivo no jnccnt3 l'rorn sources witliin tho nni:cd
Consular Service Is Free.
Returus of incomo on a calendar year l'avis mu>st be made on or 'i)nl'oro the fifteenth day of March follu\":ing ti'c taxalilc. year, and retuins ni the basi.s of a fiscal year must be malle on or before the fi'tcpnth day of tlie close of tlie fiscal y car.
Prisons havhi!? no domicile or place of business in the t"nited States must swear to tite1r returus 0' iiic-o-i-lie before au Americati \,()\l3:11 and thon file saine with tlie c.oliecior of Internai Revenue at Palti 1110/0. Tho consuls make no charge for ii.is service.
Tlie Income tax in a Tutshet-l î-ir Amcrican-p living aIJroaù, is a JoL lo Ws:
Wlio? Single person s wii.li a net income of S ! ,000 or more or grosa illcomo of 85,000 or more, and rmÙripd couples, who had a net inci;ro.Q of $i!,OOO or more or gross incomo of 8;;,000 or more mnst lile return s.
Begins At Four Percent.
Dixmude Commander
Has Posthumous Son
(The Tribune Foreign News Service)
TOULON., Jan. 1G.—A posthunius son was born liere this rnorning to, Lieutenant du Plessis de Greuedon, co^fimandGr of the ill-fated nu'sluo Dixmude. * Altllongll its arrivai was not cxpoctcd for liftccn day s J'ont; tho infant was born npon tho hirtl1c1ay of its dead f(lther and is to be ebristened with the sauio namc. It is tho third child of Lieutenant and Madame du Plessis de Grcnodan.
Funcral services for the clead conamander were Iield at Toulon on .hmmtt'y 5 after his body 1Ute1 been fourni floating in the Mediterranoan \\'Íth bits of the airsMp's wreckaa'e.
niVIERA RIVIERA
|l|^ai£gK|| ON SATURDAY 19th mmS® GALA DE L'INFANTE OrL,,,,inizcci hy S. C. Domergue, Chris Richards — Elliott Taylor and Miss Cynthia Psrot — The Billy Arnotds — 1hô Fox Blues -- :(!,1 or thera aro nt ■ tlie RESTAURANT DES AMBASSADEURS.
The Tribune's Guide To Paris Shops Worth your while
Laces & Embroideries
FOÛBERT, es Ruo La. Eo6tie.
Near St. Philippo du roule.
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If Yo-ti Do Not SpeakFrenchTli!s Coupon
Will Help You Shop In Paris .
If you wish to vîsit ono or tticse eetaJ)lisiiments point 1t out to tho taxi driver or policeman, SJIOTO blin the coupon below and you will bc cor.vcycd or 4irccted to your destination.
Tbo coupon rca.ds "Monsieur, wJl] you. pieaso direct or convoy me to this address.n
Veuillez m'indiquer cette adresse ou m'y conduire.
Lingerie
MHR1ZOT et Cie" S2 Fbg. S,%Int-Ilonorô. 1
NOVELTIES
AGNEL, IG Av. t'Opéra. Handbags. novcltlcs,
ANORË, 2-22 ruo do Rivoli. Laûlcs* nand- 1bess, original Parlsian novellics.
AUCLER. t3 rue Tronchet. R.O. Paris: 7,790.
TAPESTRIES
AUX GOBELINS 353 It. St. Honore. "Petit Point" chairs, canvas prepared for tacites.
Tea Rooms
AFTERNOON TEA, ::'0 Place Vendôme, (tight iunche«)
E N Cî L 8 S H 0 AIR Y, 8 rue Cambon.
IXE, 51 rue Royale and 6 rue Ualovy,
Lunch RIVOLI. 2 rue de l'Echelle. Cakes.
Open. tncluding Sunfiays, 9 tU] 8.30
OVER SMITH'S BOOK SHOP, 2-i8 r. RiTOlî.
RAOUENEAU, OO' r St. UonorÓ (Jir. Louvre).
The Tribune's Guide To Paris Shops Worth your while
MARIE ^ LABATUT, :— 50 riii3 Picrre-ChArron.
. —i— 1. KRAEMER, 140 Eoulevarct naussmanTi.
AUX VIEUX AUBUSBONS, es r. Donaparto. Petit Point. Tapestrics. il, C. Seino 22.201.
BOOT MAKERS
JULIENNE, 535 rue Saînt-nonoM. Ladies' cvèumg shoca rcadyruade and to ordea. THOMAS, c9 rue Caumartin, Custom-bootraaker for la41cs&gontlemcn. To order only,
Chiropodist
y; A E C E L l, si r. Doi&sy-d' Anglas. Elys. 26-65.
CRYSTAL CHINA GLASSWARE
AU LION ROUGE, Table SerF!c'o, 53 n<l. IMalcshorbes. (St. A Justin). U.C. Seine207.7S6.
GLOVES
COURTIN, 2311.Montalg'ne. [t, c SelnefiT 019 radies & Gcntlcmens- glovcs. siiirstockln^;
GOWNS
LY> HOULETTE, S3 Boulevard riaussmann Gowns, Drosses and Lingerie.
ZIMMERMAN, .10 rue des PyTarnidca. GownB. cloaks. lingerie. R. C Paris 5,:!,g!¡5.
GROCERIES
LA MONTACME'S SONS, 5 r. do PrcsbOurg. Wincs and Fruit. AU Amer, groccr'y spec.
JEWELERY
A fl D n 9 Aue Q C, 6 ruct de la Pais, Sllvcrware and Jowcls. R. c. Seino 1œ.1.
Americans In Europe
Xo\\" nt file .Mirabeau hôtel at S Ruo de la Paix arc Mr. Il. T. Clarke of New Y 0l'1, and Mr. E. Jones, the lattel' liaving arrived yesterday from
Air. \Y. Rrearlsy, who arrived on l':e Continent l'rom Amer-ica the first of 1 tlie week is a gllCSt. at the Hôtel Brésil and l 'Orlllgal.'
i\m011g' 111e reeently arrived guejts at the llotel Brighion are Mr. and Mrs. \\'. S. Gordon of New York City 'v ' i o bave corne to Paris for sight-seeing purposes to mako trips to otlier pa/ts of France from tldf; clty.
Mr. Ainx ITenseiiel o : Xo\v York bas registered at the Grand itctc]. ,
Now stopping IL the llotel Sainte Peres is Mrs. Clinton Ilyatt of '\0\\' York who came to' Paris ycstcrday.
Among tlie Palais noyaI lioteî g ne s t s who came iccenih' 'arc '\fi'. And Mrs. G. \Y bar ton and Mrs. McKinlev of New York.
Mr. James Lee, who is en route for home l'rom JatHlH, is stopping at, the Ilote: Montréal during bis siny in l'aris
Now lidnp: a t tbe.Ilote] v iâilemont is Mr. Delknap of Chicago who arrived bere iteently.
Among the latest - arrivais at the llotel Atlantic at Nice are Mr. and Mrs. John Rose of New York,-Mrs. M. Saudeiri, Mr. and Mrs. Edward llar-
• rison, and Mr. William Beck and fainily of Akron, O.
JI Reeent gnests at the llotel Carbon a.1 Cannes inclnde Mr. E. Darig, Mr. wr2d I Moçre, Mr. and lÜrs, Richardson, Mr. and Airs. Florsheim and Mr. F. A. Haeffer. ,
Miss S. Josephs or New York ar- 1lived at tlie Hôtel Continental from 1 America yosterclay, and will remain tliere da-Ting her stny in this cHy.
Mr.'and 'Mrs.- G. S. Van Alorral of New York are 110W stoppi ng at th.3 Hôtel Louis Le Grand.
MT. and Mrs. 'S. Meyer, who hâve tc,,ceii,tly been in Berlin bave gone to ; Nice and are staying at tbe ÂtlanUc.
Afr, and -Mrs. Cbailes S. Gowmans of New York are stayjng- at the. Continental. 1
Miss AJary Pars-ons, who. bas been staying at tbe Amcrican University Women's Club will go to America for a two months' vacation and husi1105B trip, retnrning to Paris hiter. She will eail on the Ammca today.
Mis. Ray Greaves Goldhcrg' of New York is stopping at the llotel <ls Grillon since lier arrivai in Paris rcCfnïiy.
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New!y arnvcd at tne TIeglna is Mi. j S. L. Morre'tl who camo from Amer. ica during the car.]y part of the week.
Mr. J. Langlois, wlio crosses um ADa.ntic on il y a few day s ago, is among. the latest guests at the j-ioteï Paris Os'borne.
Corning iore rt.)iii Smgapore is Air.
Ilank Younger Blair wlw is staying nt thQ. St. Jamos and AlbnÙy.
,::'IlL'. Howard W. JVible, who çame to Europe i@f,cienily i'rom X''w Yoi-k is,stopping nt the Continental hoiel. Ile is 1I jOlll'ualj";L and bars been travelÍ Tl g. iliroi,i!i Swiîzerland.
Among I lie nc\v guests at tlie Palais Royal hqt''l is Miss Judith Kisswick who ::tt'ri/\'c<[ reeently i'ccct)t!\''frot)) t110 l is - '-t Siatcs.
Stoppa- at file Hôtel Cambon Jnring tlie C'xtl'nt of thei-r stay j n Paris are Mme. colin and Mrs. Howarrh, touriste l'rom New York. \
PARIS
R 1 r / CR I L L '« OO M and AMERtCAN B CA R 38 Rue cambon, PARIS.
Witliin 50 yards ; B(lul. do la Madeleine.
NICE
HOTEL REGINA - NICE The American Hôte!. The largest on the Rivîera. Luxury. Gomfort. Refinement Mo<l Rates. R. C. Seine t39.205: Nice 9.070.
AMERICANS IN PALERMO
(The Tribune Foreign News Service)
PALERAIO, Jall. 16.—Amerjeans who are registered at the Villa Igica Grand hôtel include: Mrs, William Douglas and Miss Mabpl Wilcox, Bu [Jalo; I\h\ Albert Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bewan, Mr.. Ja,mes H. E. Cree', Mrs. Stella Grovc, Mr. H. Brftutls, Air. G. Darncs, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude G. WilsOll.
Belgrcide Press Applauds
Fiume Free State Accord
(The Tribune Foreign News Service)
BELGRADE, Jan. 1G;-D05plte tbo attempts of the opposition and the supporters .of the deposed Fiume free 8tato to exploit the cession of Fiume to Italy as unpatriotic, the majority of the press is inclined to npplaud ■the agreement on the ground. that tne Fiurne froe state ne ver justified t'ie danger of war wliicli Yugo-slavia claims was threatening.
e récognition by Italy of the •ricrbts of Yousro.filavia to tlie n,ar
delta and Banquind is reg^j(^. necessary... protection for the corn: cial interdits of that çegior», "if Fiance with Italy is :of grc.nt in, tance in stopping her support préparations for rev-enge hy Bp] and IIllngnry," aecording f0' Yrrmr.
The Polilika recommends a \' .with France; as of evoli moip or i,-inc(,. Such n 'treat.y is es]-.to be announccrl as 500B as the Yugo-slada accord dispels tbç lions held by nome officiais.
The-Tri bu tic learns that Ci:slovakia intends to negotiate a,i cord with Itàl5y as_soon as M. ji foIn ms to Pracue.
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
FRANCE
General ■■ — PROFESSOR OF FREMOH. ions expérience. grammar, di,clion, C R fllansart, l'aris (ae), Mm!), VERA TREFILOVA. Prima Daii.cyinn of the ïm.pel'iat .Thoatcr of Pdrogr:Hl ancl of tlio Itu,<;:'il:1'11 J îall-ot S. do I)i, Studio: 33 rue Pergolèse, Paris (XVIP).
Lessons of ClK/regraph i «il Danœs. Perfection OJass-Gencral, Private anfl OUildmi Levons. For aIl Ilartictiltùs ap.ply to Tlie A<.liïduistration of tlie Studio, from 11 o'el-ofk .a.m. to 5 o'{'](,c,], p.rn.
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SWITZERLAND
■ —Générât ■
institute Dr Schmîdt. Prépaies for r Co-rnvn. schooi. Med. tang. Small cJ,
For ail 'ntofmatton about &wiss^| aca private institutes. apply to tho j TO-Arist Information Office, Zuric>i Lausanne : Boo Itl lets. free .In(o¡-;natir.n Sw'ss Schoole. Mme f fltigli-Cninp, Lonlsont-re, 45,
CERNE ^ Institut Humboldtianum. Mixesl Comrn. rclncat. I/mguagûs. Prep. for r j- Girls
TERRtTET ^ Institution deS Essarts. estab!ishp(I in jnigh-class t)oarding & day school for. | NEUVEVILLE
Choisy:' Lakeside. Homelike. Wintor summcrliollflay in Alps.- SchQolcourses;
TEUFEN (near St. Cali)
Instit, Buser. Bo,,ixdin,- and day s, inclivirlual imtrnc,. fine cUmato. ^ i ■■ • -t- Boys - ■ LAUSANNE
Ly';ee Jaccard. Prépares for exai f11':1lt.1Jflll sit.. on/takf. Six)T-f=i.
ST. CALL
J PARIS IS THE CAPITAL OF FRANCE
The BON MARCHÉ White Goods are Su pre me;
[ \ . n. C. Pnris T" ."I. f.
THE ION IffîSlli
Maison A. BOUCICAU T PARIS
THE WORLD CENTRE FOR iVHITE GOODS
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Great While lait
[ will take place on . i
"Tuesday, JANUAIIY 22 \
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT GUIDE
SPAIN
BARCELONA '
HOTEL COLC 200 Rms with Batb3. Terms from 0 pf
SWITZERLAND
ANOERMATT —« '
DANIOTH'S ORD, HOTEL &S
BERNE
Be L t. E VUE PALACE.) Word in Comfort. Tbe Finest P05
DAVOS ! ' Crd. Hotel Curhau« Davos Most }50 fcd&. Sportio^' center. Open alij;
LAUSANNE STATION ---"
VICTORIA FAVORITEtfOfOF AMERIG- 8a"rm wltb ..E1\.th or Dress. rm.ilod.cW
UNITED STATES
THE AMBASSADE New Xorli's Moot Distinctivo 110i~'
PARIS
DDincnon 10 R St. PblllPve-du-ROule, DilflUlUnU (Cb.-Ëlys.)MQfl.Iccl.pens.terms.
WAL nnRP Apts., C3 Ave. Marceau. nnLUUnr Beant" fum., service, 'pbone. batha. si t tins rooias. Unen. no Uitclien.
' — CONTINENTAL C. R Seine: 66.754.
Domiitattnri t.Tie Tuileries Gardent
E'a DA 12 Bd. Malesherbea. rLUItBUM u.c. Seine: 22,073. n ) n D D C Tea — Lunch — Pastry G L 0 P P C Ave. Victor-Emmanuel III, (Champs-Elysées) T<,I.- Elysées )0-79. uipri i lit 69 Av, Marceau (ETOILE) ffllbLLLftR Refined Rcst 'Phone in each room.
METROPOL ITAM Cambon (Pi Vendômc) mtl nUrULII AN [lisb Class, Ent. rcnovd.
MEURICE HOTEL A RESTAURANT Faclng Tuileries Gardens.
PLAZA-ATHENEE'»c»a'S,p^gâe
SAVOYIO4 LATEST PARIS HOTEL CftVUI 194 r de Hiwol». C. R. Seine: 41.100.
PT u JAMES & O'ALBANY (opp. Tullertes) 300 R 100 Battis. Pension 40 Fcs & up.
ENVIRONS OF PARIS
VERSAILLES
TRIANON PALACE the year
FRENCH RIVIERA
CANNES — Alipi fllÇ HICH CLASS FAMILY ANGLAIS HOTEL OPEN AU. YEAR
HOTEL SUISSE
New 1923. On sea. CC" V 1 C T fl Utlln D I A Carden. Pens. Fr, 30 Fr.
MENTON
ILES BRITANNIQUES
ANGLAIS&Vb°e0SnTt LA PERGOLA
IMPERIAL: One of mU-Carlton Hotels group. London. AU rooms witli Priv. Cath.
I ûll y BfE CENTER NEAR CASINO LllUVIlt PARK, TENNIS, GARAGE
HOTEL DE MENTON ET DU MIDI Elisb CI. Fam. Eltl. Ga.rdea Rost. Sea Front.
ME DIT E RRA NEE CO AI FORTS!
NATIONAL Spatte°
BE A U S Ë J O U R w'",
ORIENT & ANGLETERRE
WINTER PALACE Je^8,
MONTE CARLO -s
HOTELoE PARISccaarn yrui M ! DID11M Up-to-date. Fan. Sea & RLH ininaDCAU casino. Open ail year.
— NICE
CONTINENTAL»"^*
A SU D FULL SOUTH. NEAR CASINO. MOD. TERMS
NI A P GD. HOTEL DE CIMIEZ, I V Splendid 6 PAVILLION VICTORIA,
Fine Park. Special Situation.pr,ce for sojourn.
NICE-MAJESTIC HOTEL AU comt. Festlvttlea. Autocar to the Qolf.
D n I E V II C tst CI. NI', Golf, polo, Tennis. D LL L VUE » U t For Int. Apply to Mgr.
M ETROPOLECENTFIAL,
DO! QTH 8 CENT. POSITION BRIS I V/L LLC. Cannes: 50av
CALIFORNIE
CONTINENTAL Ne. -,,.,id
GRAND HOTEL ON SEA—CENTER. iy FT Comforta ble-Modern.
I [Tlgii Clas,s.FiD(;)vio\V.
HOTEL eu PARCS",
FRANCE
AiX-LeS-BAINS —
LVONS
GRAND HOTEL
GRAND NOUVEt. HOTEL. First-Class.
American Dar n" C. Lyon: B. 1920
MARSEILLES -
LOUVRE & PAIX jL-yass
MO AIII FQ Tho Cafe!:! Hotel NOAILLESann tirs! clasa Restaurant
C PJ 8 near s'n & Center.
Ltiv D I Tne best H otel -
PAU
HOTEL & VILLA BEAU-SITE ID Own ga,r4.wat opp Town Park. Ent. modem.
CONTINENTAL
SAJNT..JEAN.OE.LU2 —t-
GOLF HOTEL uDP.TT.°
& beat ail rooms. J. Abrazard, M an., Hot. Prop.
■ BIARRITZ -, Sea, Casino, Wlnter
A I N G L E E il DRC n L Terms. RC. Rayonne e.SîS.
CARLTON FacIng^Sea2^
CONTINENTAL ZÏÏ
GRitl D HOÎ EU BfllfYU( PI[ICI Pens. From 40 fr. '3rill-Room. par. Basque.
UFI nCLIAR LANTIIE I ne MAfSON REGUIB ON REA. Pens. 60 frs. 1
BELGIUM
A NT W E BP ——
TERMINUS PALACE Upposlte Œnt. stationthe'
CZECHO - SLOVAKIA
CARLSBAD ^ ■
OLYMPIC PALACE HOTEL. Op to date. HsÇj Cooijing. Winter cures. Open a11 y&ar.
ENGLAND
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UflTCI DIIDCUC tmln .'fI'. VictoriaStnAttnd. nlll CL nUDLno Meets Trains. Steam LLtci.
DIIC9CII Facinggardcn. RMsseUS(j.
HOTEL HUSSEIL. Comfortable & Moderato
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ITALY
BELL AGIO
PALAjjE HOTEL Close to Central Station.
NAPLES —:— BERTOLINi'S PA LACE ,-EIoteJ de Luxe. Renc?. Garden. Fine view. Pens. fr. 70 L.
E XC E l SI 0 R Facto,!! Sca & Vesuvio EAb!:LO)UK Very bi£h class.
- NAPLES
GAMBRINUS J. Piazza s" Ferdina
RAPALLO fltailan Riviera) —
NEW-CASINO HOTEL
—ROME ■ ■
BOSTON HOTEL LuciorislQuJ
HOTEL BRISTOL
QRAMD HOTEL. Unetlualled position.
CONTINENTAL HOTJ Fi R ST CL A S S— F A ÇT N G RAlLW^îSTATt
HOTEI U!E,L s-*lJ!LeFi FDFM Residentlal nisti ciâa0 Patron!zod hy Americans.
EXCELSIOR E°"reM
GRAND HOTEL ArIstocratie tv
V E "J IC E
ROYAL DANIELI Warid^reno^l
GRAND HOTEL ^ S
HOTEL REGINA dîigh CIO
VILLA SERBELLONS First Class Immense grounds, Finest olace on carth, 280 beds.
», FLORENCE
EXCELSIOR HOTEL DE LA VILLE The ver y first
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GRAND HOTEL mlnÀmiH[
— MILAN
Grand Hote, and Hotel de Milan. Loadin.g American [.leaclqnai'tors. Wiro: Grandh-otei.
Spécial PrIDtin,- plant of the Etir#|
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